(14-06-2013 10:09 PM)DeepThought Wrote: Proof of evolution is in the bible. If you don't see it your just not reading it right.

Where, please?

Its called trolling the troll. But the bible really is open to interpretation. There really are christians who make that claim. Same holds true with the quran. Have you heard the claims about science and the quran?

“Forget Jesus, the stars died so you could be born.” - Lawrence M. Krauss

(15-06-2013 08:59 AM)DeepThought Wrote: Its called trolling the troll. But the bible really is open to interpretation. There really are christians who make that claim. Same holds true with the quran. Have you heard the claims about science and the quran?

I get that now.

As for the Qu'Ran I'm constantly pointing that they are wrong and it doesn't even originated in the Qu'Ran either. i.e. The Embryo. Its from the Ancient Greeks and its wrong.

(15-06-2013 06:17 AM)Stephen Charchuk Wrote: It is also quite apparent that thelie has never heard of peer review either. Religious belief has no peer review. They just burn those at the stake with a new idea. Oh, and he's religiously insane as well.

Here's a peer reviewed article for ya son. Enjoy.

"Some geological fakes and frauds are carried out solely for financial gain (mining fraud), whereas others maybe have increasing aesthetic appeal (faked fossils) or academic advancement (fabricated data) as their motive. All types of geological fake or fraud can be ingenious and sophisticated, as demonstrated in this article. Fake gems, faked fossils and mining fraud are common examples where monetary profit is to blame: nonetheless these may impact both scientific theory and the reputation of geologists and Earth scientists. The substitution or fabrication of both physical and intellectual data also occurs for no direct financial gain, such as career advancement or establishment of belief (e.g. evolution vs. creationism). Knowledge of such fakes and frauds may assist in spotting undetected geological crimes: application of geoforensic techniques helps the scientific community to detect such activity, which ultimately undermines scientific integrity."

(15-06-2013 06:17 AM)Stephen Charchuk Wrote: It is also quite apparent that thelie has never heard of peer review either. Religious belief has no peer review. They just burn those at the stake with a new idea. Oh, and he's religiously insane as well.

Here's a peer reviewed article for ya son. Enjoy.

"Some geological fakes and frauds are carried out solely for financial gain (mining fraud), whereas others maybe have increasing aesthetic appeal (faked fossils) or academic advancement (fabricated data) as their motive. All types of geological fake or fraud can be ingenious and sophisticated, as demonstrated in this article. Fake gems, faked fossils and mining fraud are common examples where monetary profit is to blame: nonetheless these may impact both scientific theory and the reputation of geologists and Earth scientists. The substitution or fabrication of both physical and intellectual data also occurs for no direct financial gain, such as career advancement or establishment of belief (e.g. evolution vs. creationism). Knowledge of such fakes and frauds may assist in spotting undetected geological crimes: application of geoforensic techniques helps the scientific community to detect such activity, which ultimately undermines scientific integrity."

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